Duncannon Horticulture LP Extension 2025
Commercial Property
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Following a 20% value uplift, Duncannon Horticulture Limited Partnership is seeking new wholesale investment to expand its property portfolio via a strategic acquisition designed to deliver forecast monthly distributions of 7.5% per annum and support long-term value for investors.
Building on the success of its existing Marlborough-based RSE accommodation facility, the Partnership is welcoming new capital to acquire Putauaki Village—a modern, 96-bed Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) accommodation property located in the Bay of Plenty. This extension strengthens Duncannon's position in the horticulture sector by introducing geographic diversity and further solidifying partnerships with industry leaders.
The new property is a sale-and-leaseback arrangement with Southern Cross Horticulture, a family-owned kiwifruit orchard developer and operator, under a long-term net lease.
New investors to the Partnership will become joint owners of both properties and can expect forecasted monthly distributions of 7.5% p.a., backed by favourable lease arrangements, with a 10.4-year WALT and a proven business model that supports New Zealand’s vital and growing horticultural workforce.
